State Shapes
State Geography
State History
State Facts
State Regions
100
A southern state.
What is Florida?
100
The smallest state by area.
What is Rhode Island?
100
The youngest state.
What is Hawaii?
100
The state known for it's "panhandle".
What is Oklahoma?
100
The region containing states such as California, Washington, and Oregon.
What is the West Coast?
200
A western state.
What is California?
200
The second largest state by area.
What is Texas?
200
The first state to join the union in 1787.
What is Delaware?
200
The state known for its lakes.
What is Michigan?
200
The region containing states such as Florida, New York, and Georgia?
What is the East Coast?
300
A northern state.
What is New York?
300
The state with the highest average elevation.
What is Colorado?
300
The state that split in 2 during the Civil War in 1863
What is Virginia?
300
The state known for producing potatoes.
What is Idaho?
300
The region containing states such as Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi?
What is the Southeast?
400
A central state.
What is Kansas?
400
The state that the longest river in the United States is named after.
What is Missouri?
400
The U.S. territory with the highest population.
What is Puerto Rico?
400
The state known for being the first state to have a style of Jazz named after it.
What is Louisiana?
400
The region containing states such as Vermont, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
What is New England?
500
An eastern state.
What is Vermont?
500
The most eastern state.
What is Alaska? (It's so far west it crosses into the eastern hemisphere)
500
The state that has joined the Union the most.
What is Georgia?
500
The Territory known for being the farthest from the Capitol, Washington, D.C.
What is American Samoa?
500
The region containing territories such as Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and American Samoa.
What is the Pacific Islands?